Labor Day Weekend, 8/30-9/2, 2024

Labor Day Weekend

8/28-9/1, 2025

Camp Hollywood is one of the largest and longest running swing dance camps in the world. Since 1998 we’ve been proud to offer the finest selection of international dance instructors, live music and competitors which provide a fun-filled long weekend with something for everyone! We offer classes in Lindy Hop, Shag, Balboa, and various swing line dances in levels from Beginner to Audition level, a Solo Track, a Music Track, dance contests for all levels, after hours dancing, live music jams all over the hotel, and lots of spontaneous shenanigans!

The Camp has a three-tiered daily structure, with classes running from daytime on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday (Labor Day), followed by dance contests you can either participate in or spectate from 3 PM – 7 PM on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, and live bands Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday from 9 PM to about 1 AM, with afterhours DJ’d dancing until the wee hours.

When is it?

Camp Hollywood XXVII will take place August 28th – Sept 1st, 2025.

Where is it and what is parking like?

Located as usual at the LAX Marriott, 5855 W Century Blvd in Los Angeles, CA.

More details about the venue and parking can be found here.

How can I buy passes?

Camp Hollywood 2025 tickets are live online now here!

More details about passes and pricing can be found here.

Anything else I should know?

Our scholarship program can only exist with your generous support. Click here to make a tax deductible donation to PSDF’s scholarship program and be sure to mention in the comments that you wish to support the Camp Hollywood scholarship program.

You can now buy 2020-2024 merchandise and have it before the event! Styles and colors that we won’t have on site – be sure to get yours at Cotton Bureau, wear it all year, and bring it with you Labor Day weekend! Check out this year’s shirts, hoodies and more here.

Photo/Imagery Credits:

  • Photos by Jennifer Stockert.
  • Camp Hollywood “Walk of Fame” star imagery by Christopher Gauntt.